Thanksgiving Minstrel Benefit for Local Fire Fund
Indiana townspeople back a home talent minstrel in Library Hall on Thanksgiving evening directed by Harry B Marshall and a New York assistant. Proceeds aid the local fire fighters with new suits and caps as town officials announce parade plans and officers for the coming year.
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Indiana
Harry B. Marshall
New York
Library Hall
Indianaire Association
Fire Association
Fire Lads
Ond and Fire Company
H. GC. Christy
John Daugherty
G. W. Karl
DP. M. Caldwell
J. M. Dixon
Ed. Lichteberger
Harry Vuckenberg
Board of Control
Frank Plotzer
L. H. Moorhead
Leon EK. Stuith
L. K. Smith
West End
Kose Vart
Phil. M. Suen
D. W. Simpson
Hugh Ell
Hook and Ladder
New Nail Service Expands Mail Routes on Rufalo RR
After December 5 new mail service will operate on the Indian and Elders Ridge branches of the Rufalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad in the county. Trains will carry mail to Ernest Creekside Chambersville Gambleton Home Mavion Center Rochester Mills Locust and other offices along the line. Elders Ridge branch offices to receive service include Shelocta Parkwood West Lebanon Clarksburg Iselin and possibly Elders Ridge with morning and evening deliveries from Indiana and the local post office. The Star mail route to Marion Center will be discontinued and parts of Biderton and West Lebanon routes will be affected by the change.
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Iselin
Elders Ridge
Indiana
Post Ofice
Star
Here
Marion Center
Biderton
West Lebanon
Oily policemen in trouble over ferret hunt in Cherryhill
Pittsburg police officers A W Gittins Arthur Gittins and James King and August Learn of Smoky City were arrested by Game Warden G H Craig for rabbit hunting with a ferret in Cherryhill township. They faced a hearing before Squire James A Crossman and were fined 25 dollars plus 17 29 costs. An unnamed foreigner near Heshbon was jailed for hunting without a license.
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Cherryblil
A. W. Gittins
Arthur Gittins
James King
Pittsburg
August Learn
Bmoky City
Wardan
G. H. Craig
Derry
Issac Menth
Cherryhill
Craig
Mine car order boosts local plant output at Possum Glory
The Clymer Manufacturing Company received an order for 100 mine cars from J. H. Weaver for use at the Possum Glory coal complex along Yellow Creek. This follows a recent surge in orders, marking a second large shipment for the local plant.
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Possum Glory
Clymer Manufacturing Company
J. H. Weaver
Yellow Creek
Thieves Loot Graceton Store and Station
Thieves entered Graceton store and nearby Binekilek Station on Friday night. An electric alarm woke Chief Clerk Smith and Walking Boss Lindsay who fired at a burglar in the storeroom but no loot was recovered. Two men suspected. $2 in change and two quarts of whiskey taken from an express package. The break in occurred via a removed panel, possibly by the same group at Blacklick later that night.
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Graceton
Smith
Lindsay
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blacklick
Fires Destroy Several Farms Near Covade Willet and Cokeville
Fire swept three farm properties Friday and Saturday near Covade Willet and Cokeville. Harry Shaffer’s dwelling burned about noon Friday causing an estimated 1500 dollar loss with 800 dollars insured. A tramp is suspected in the Fleming barn blaze near Willet, with crops and machinery lost totaling about 3000 dollars and only 100 cows recovered from the George Lose farm barn on Cribbs land after lamp ignition.
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Covade
Cokeville
Wil
Harry Shaffer
Fiue
Shafer
Thompson Agency
William B. Fleming
Willet
A. Av. Cribbs
George Lose
Cribs
Kiski Fhe Viclor Wins Western Pennsylvania Title
Kiskiminetas Springs School football team won the Interscholastic championship of western Pennsylvania on Saturday by defeating Shadyside Academy of Pittsburgh 22 to 6. Ady McGregor and Blaina McCreight, two Indiana boys playing with Kiski, contributed heavily to the victory.
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Kiskiminetas Springs
Western Pennsylvania
Shadyside Academy
Pittsburg
Ady” McGregor
Blaina McCreight
Indiana
Kiski
Crusade to clean Wwo liek creek prompts action
Clymer Water Company fights creek pollution. J Wilse Thompson and Constable Jacob Webtling visited Shawnee on Monday to pursue their cause. They found a horse buried along the creek bank and arranged immediate removal.
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Clymer Water Company
Wwoliek Creek
J. Wilse Thompson
Jacob Webtling
Shawnee
Water Company
Pastor Remembered as He Moves to Gratton West Virginia
Reverend RE Byers pastor of Ebenezer and Clarksburg Presbyterian churches and his wife were honored at a farewell reception by the Ladies Aid Society. They received a purse of gold. Rev Byers accepted a call from a Presbyterian congregation at Gratton West Virginia.
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RE. W. Byers
Ebenezer
Clarksburg
Ladies Aid Society
Byers
Gratton
W. Va
U Presbyterian
Jewlind
den ‘Ton
Royigil
Low Baptist Church
Allppany Treak
Phoghineh Cololaakis
Local hunting party heads for Monroe Furnace trek
Or for the Mountains led by D A Hetrick and D W Simpson with John Watterson D M Smith J M Simpson and J G Conner of town depart Monday evening for Monroe Furnace Hunt ingdon County to hunt bear and deer for two weeks. This week they will be joined by J N Btowart and D M Caldwell of town De Pearce of Blakeville and W A Brady of Freeport.
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D. A. Hetrick
D. W. Simpson
John Watterson
D. M. Smith
J. M. Simpson
J. G. Conner
Monroe Furnace
Huntingdon County
J.N. Btowart
D. M. Caldwell
de. Pearce
Blakeville
W.A. Brady
Freeport
Election Returns Favor Roosevelt in County Count
The county reports a decisive Republican victory with Roosevelt leading Parker by over 1 000 votes. Errors in marking the ballot caused about 1 400 votes to be miscast, delaying full returns to Labour Day. Other races show strong GOP support with Meakin and Pond winning substantial margins.
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Roosevelt
Parker
McKinley
John Idkin
Town
Supreme Cour
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Meakin
W. G. Smith
Congress
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Jay
Jay State Bemube, Was Homarert
GPAV
Assembly
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Ue le Seobt
Mary ‘Pond
Regrister
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Ft. ¢Dak
Henderson
Gen. J. Feit
GOS
Marvy LW. Feo
Domagurtie
County Sur
County Sur V. Moorhond, Republican, Beouli, Democribie
State Department
Ostibe One Equity
Oleh
Hatmiere
Gyar
Stiibe
Estinmges
Lapulitia Peasitett
Gil Ghodhors
Pennsylvania
Liegeeatesh
Missouri
Waerl
Zuker
Confederacy
Kentucky
Dated Obituaries And Local Deaths In Green Township
Miss Margaret Gardner died at her home in Green Township after a long life noted for her mental sharpness and longevity. The notice lists affiliations, surviving relatives, and funeral details in Taylorville cemetery with Rev. George Stalter officiating. Other deaths include Delia Cimburn of Oak Street with Wrights disease, James Yrat, and James Braddogins, with service details and survivor lists. The column records multiple deaths, family connections, and local church and fraternal affiliations across the community.
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Margaret Gardner
Comity
Hem Hawe
Grean Downship
John Gardner
Green Township
Cockport
Millsdale
Augustus Vettermann
Mary Dunlap
George Th Stalter
Taylorsville Wegetary
Paralyzed Woman in Town Dies Slowly Amid Plague of Ills
The text records Auntot Reusver and Mrs Jane McAdoo both afflicted with paralysis with critical conditions. It mentions multiple local figures including John and Calyla McAdoo, and references to factory workers and a physician tending patients. The garbled OCR notes patient conditions, funerary implications, and community medical concerns in town.
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Jane McAdoo
Sho
John
Calyla McAdoo
Two Masked Men Robbed Women in Armagh Home
Two masked intruders broke in on Margaret and Ellen Mitchell near Armagh, held them through the night and looted savings totaling about ten dollars, a gold heirloom watch, and a few valuables. Police searched the home but found nothing else of value. The victims, described as very poor and aged, faced hardship after the break in.
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Cof
Margaret
Ellen Mitchell
Armagh
Return Judges and Voters in Four Counties Vote Totals
The article lists return judges and vote totals for congressional and senatorial races across four counties. Names include W. Or Smith Republican 18007 and Smith Democrat 1858 for Congress, with judges Armstrong Miller Charion J. and others. Senate totals cited John S Fisher Republican 11887 and Yehn H. Hil Democrat. Also notes will of the late Moms Mekiwee of Washington township dated 1204 with allocations to daughters Mary M Carroll Elizabeth A Mellwee and other specifics on bonds and property.
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Tava
W. Or Smith
Smith
Coui Tey
Armstrong
Sure Miller
Charion J
Broviav
Jefferson
A We
Lachiana
George J. Wei
John S. Iisher
Yehn H. Hil
Hag
BE. Stewart
Defferson Country
W. M. Mahar
Indiana
Moms Mekiwee
Washington Township
Mary M. Carroll
Elizabeth A. Mellwee
Mary M.carroll
Buffalo and Busquehanna
Janabell
Continental Leather Company
OlL Olton Suicide After Weeks of Spree
OlL Olton a Swede residing at Hooverhurst big county shot himself in the head on Sidnekay afternoon after a prolonged spree and threats to end his life. He was alone in his shanty when the fatal shot was fired. several passersby noted the incident before medical aid arrived. He died before a physician could reach him.
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Oll Olton
Hooverhurst
Big County
Menin
Tae
Local social notes with names and a quarrel over a marble
Mrs Job 2 and Mrs Pihort Worl host a neighborhood gathering with many friends from town and nearby areas. A dispute arose between the Marrett and McGaun families over a prior quarrel, with the Marrett boy identified as the aggressor. Hydrophobia is noted in a Philadelphia resident, with veterinary intervention described. A divorce ends a partnership and a land sale is recorded for North Thirteenth Street area with $400 consideration.
Weddings of Lockard and Pennington in town ceremony
Read of weddings in Ashtabula and town. Miss Mito Pennington, daughter of May and Mrs Be A Pennington, will wed William Koelard in an afternoon ceremony performed by Rev Swart. Attendants include Opal Cutter as maid of honor, bridesmaids Ed a Wilson and Clara Detwiler, with many local guests and a reception to follow.
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Lock
Eda Wilson
Clara Detwiler
Bridesimaida
William A. Brough- Inn
Taito Creek
Catherine Highlands
Marie McKean
Clark Lockard
Allegheny
Ernest Pennington
Ashers
Gevorsted
Ma Tad
Mish Pantington
Miss Olive
Anerson
Latheobes
Itd Mes
Ames Loker
Possatawney
Haig Cowleon
Blairsville
Cheong Kie
Johnstown
Edgued Lovejoy
Mary Panoteyebon
Dat May
Paules Goekand
Pittalaep
Kay Pennington
Camatan
Viaidergritt
John Parke
Cimibria Steel Company
Sloan
Prairie Slate Incubator Company
Homer City
Dohrstown Gant
Bouth Steed ii
Many Directors Here Coltony Meeting Discusses School Success
The Indiana County School Directors Association held its annual convention at the courthouse in Pharsdiy and Bedig with 24 districts represented. Speakers covered teacher personality, sanitary conditions, and the 1903 act affecting county school funding. Officers were elected and several resolutions adopted urging improved sanitation, attendance, and collaboration with state officials.
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Koblama
Eibh
Indiana County School Directors’ Association
Court House
Brayis
Divirsville
M. Lockard
Union College
Uie
Horn
John HH
Perse
Town
Donde
AL Kent
Bo Riker
Mount Onion
Mianee
Mrnday Iovnbige
Fh. M. Hoesf
Montgomery Township
Gur
Willian Walters
A. 5
Iddla
Widbiebon Township
Hunes Simpson
White Townships
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Mondgoneceny
We. Davis
Aristrang
George
West Lebanon
Bos Inpork
Cape An
Seston Miiany Sibton
Amt
Connby
Cosi
Bator
Center Dawnship
A. Marbison
Young Township
Harry Gurson
White Township
Tadium
Hurrigburg Bo
Toacher
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